Faye Fullerton took the South of England AA Under 20 1500m title at Watford on Saturday in a new personal best of 4m 25.3 secs. Lauren Deadman was also well placed in 6th. Steve Prady (U17 high jump) and Terry O'Leary claimed day one silver medals. 

Final places in the two-day meeting were claimed by: Lynsey Clark (U15 DT - 4th); Nicola Schofield (U15 200m 5th); Charlotte Watkins (U15 1500m 5th); Sarah Deacon (JW - DT & HT 4th); Terry O'Leary (U15 SP - 4th); Kevin Deacon (JM HT 4th); Danny Skelt (U15 800m 5th).

  added 27/05/01 & amended 28/05/01 

Faye Fullerton - Southern title & PB

There was a tremendous win for the boys Under 17 team at Enfield on Sunday, in their second league meeting of the season. A glut of wins, seconds & PBs saw them finishing well ahead of Maidstone in second, AFD in third and Peterborough in fourth positions respectively.

Boys added 21/05/01

Meanwhile, at Crystal Palace the newly promoted ladies were second to Bromley Ladies in their first Premier Division match. Helen McDonnell set a new club 150m best.

Girls added 22/05/01

Peter Philips - 3 wins, 2PBs

There were mixed fortunes for HMAC's senior teams in the Gold & Jubilee Cup heats at Battersea today. The men qualified easily for the semi-finals, placing runners-up to Woodford Green & EL, with only pole vaulter Kevin Tufton claiming first place points. But the women drew tough opposition and could do no better than fourth. Debbie Sullivan (3000m) and Kate Brewington (100m hurdles) were victorious.

Men's provisional  

Women's provisional  

Meanwhile, a busy weekend saw both McDonald's young Athletes league teams in action. The newly promoted ladies were second in their Premier division match at Crystal Palace - the boys result is awaited. 

Debbie Sullivan - 3000m win

In a top of the table clash at Guildford today Havering Mayesbrook’s Southern Women’s team just lost out to Windsor S, E& H in a three-way fight. But as league positions are based on event points, rather than match points, HMAC should tonight find themselves on the top of the Division One table, as Windsor's three point winning margin  was not enough to bridge the 9 point HMAC lead after the first round.

Lauren Deadman - 3000m PB

The third day of the Essex Champs at Southend, brought the HMAC two-day medal tally to 50 - a total of 64 when Day One medals are also added: 

Golds (8): SW Kate Brewington - High Jump, Laurie Cossey - 800m; Irene Bateman - 3km walk;  JW: Sarah Deacon - Hammer; U15G: Sara Luck - 800m; Katie O'Sullivan - High Jump;  U15B Terry O'Leary - Javelin & Shot

Silver (10) : SW Sara Sappinen - 400m Hurdles Jump; JW Hannah Gamester - 200m; Faye Fullerton - 800m; Melissa Felton - 400m hurdles; U15G: Megan Foley - 800m; Sara Luck - High Jump; U13G - Lauren Clark - 800m; U17M  - Steve Prady - Long Jump; JM - Shaun Stewart 200m;  SM -  Kevin Benton - 400m hurdles.

Bronze (12)  SW - Claire Brennan - 400m Hurdles; Kate Brewington - Shot;  JW - Lauren Deadman - 800m; U17G Emma Baglin - Pole Vault; Nina Brennan - 300m Hurdles; U13G  Helen McDonnell - 75m; Snr Men - Rob Warner - 3km s/c; Ricky Brown - Triple Jump; U17M - Mark Gardiner - Long Jump; Peter Phillips - 400m Hurdles;   U15B -  Terry O'Leary - 400m;  U13B - Matthew Watkins - 800m (13/5/01) 

  (13/5/01) 

Sarah Deacon - added junior Hammer gold to discus silver

Another medal rush, this time at Southend, as HMAC members piled up the medals on Day Two of the Essex Champs. 

Golds (7): SW Kate Brewington - Long Jump, Laurie Cossey - 400m; JW: Faye Fullerton - 1500m; U17W Claire Sargent - 80m hurdles;  U15G: Danielle Ross - 75m hurdles;  JM - Kevin Deacon - Hammer;  U17M  - Steve Prady - High Jump 

Silver (6) : SW Corrina Keevil - Triple Jump; JW Sarah Deacon - Discus (PB); Hayley Mottram - 400m;  U17W : Laura Jones - 100m;  U15G: Nicola Schofield - 75m hurdles; U15B - Joe Golding - 800m 

Bronze (8)  SW - Corrina Keevil - Triple Jump;  JW - Hannah Gamester - Long Jump & 100m; Melissa Felton - Discus; U15G  Caroline Smith - 75m hurdles; Nicola Schofield - 100m;  U17M - Mark Connelly - High Jump  U15B -  Danny Skelt - 800m (12/5/01) 

Danielle Ross, Nicola Schofield & Caroline Smith - 

U15 hurdles gold-silver-bronze

HMAC's young athletes notched up a 14 medal haul, including four golds, in the first day of the Essex Champs at Colchester today. Helen McDonnell (U13 150m - new club best), Lynsey Clark (U15 discus PB), Sara Luck (U15 1500m PB) and Andrew Bartlett (U15 - 200m PB) struck gold. (amended 8/5/01) 

Sara Luck - gold in Essex 1500m

Southern League - Men An under-strength Havering Mayesbrook AC senior men’s team finished fourth in their opening Southern Men’s Division 3 match at Finsbury Park on Saturday, the team’s only 'A' string victories came from Junior League throwers Andrew Tierney and Kevin Deacon.  and   

McDonalds' Boys Despite having many of the under 17 boy’s squad unavailable for selection due to injury and other commitments, there were some pleasing individual results at the first McDonalds League meeting at Tonbridge. The team finished in third position, losing to out Croydon and Tonbridge. and  

British League - Men Havering Mayesbrook’s British League team started their 2001 campaign with sixth place of the eight clubs at a Crawley on Saturday, after late withdrawals from injuries to major point scorers Phil Sadler and Brett Heath. But with some new recruits and the return from injuries of some old campaigners they put up a good performance.  and   

(added 7/5/01 & amended 8/05/01) 

Andrew Tierney - winner for Men's Southern League

The league season for the younger teams kicked up in windy and sometimes wet weather on Sunday. The combined boys' and girls' Under 17 squads romped to a victory in defence of their eastern Young Athletes League title at Hertford while the Junior Men’s team began their first campaign in the National Junior League for a number of years with an excellent runners-up spot at Woodford. Finally newly-promoted Havering Mayesbrook Ladies Under 20 team acquitted themselves well in their first meeting in the National Junior League Southern Premier Division, placing third at wet and windy Hayes on Sunday. Faye Fullerton gained the Athlete of the Match award. 

NJAL Women   

NJAL Men  

EYAL

  (added 30/4/01 & updated 1/5/01) 

Faye Fullerton - Athlete of Match award